The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-29

WASHINGTON, Sept. A.-The gold
coin and bullion in the Treasury on
September 20 was $3.50 ,677 1856, which is
an increase in the total for ten days Of
So $40, 6SS.
BOND PURCHASES.
The bond purchasers to-day amount
ed to 81 1895 $50; of this amount 1922
$50 were 4 per cents, and 81 ,372, 200
were Al per cents.
New York sold 1862 S50;Philadelphia,
S15. $50; Washington, 500, $50; Boston,
1892 900; Williamsport, Pa. 800, COO;
Pittsburg, $50, 900; Portland, Me-, $780,
600; Topeka, Kas., $4,000. The of
fers from other cities were of small
amounts.
THE BOND OFFERS.
The agg egate amount of bonds Of
fered to the Treasury Department to-
day up to 3 o'clock was 81 pa $50, of
which 81 ,O61 200 were Al per cent. and
$173 $50 per cent.
INDIAN TROUBLES.
The War Department has been
aware for some time of the Indian
trouble at San Carlos Indian Reser-
walton in Arizona. SThe situation
there bears a resemblance to that
which existed at the Ute Reservation
before Colorow's departure last sum-
mer and in both cases the trouble ap-
pears to have arisen from attempts by
the state and territorial officials to en-
force civil processes on the Indians.
In the present case the War Depart
ment is informed that constable with
forty deputies is endeavoring to serve
| the civil process through an interpre-
ter. 1t is believed at the Department
that any attempt to arrest the Indians
will lead to general stampede. Al
| though nominally under the control
of the Interior Department, the
conduct of affairs at the San
Carlos Reservation is really in the
hands of a captain of the army. I'm
der his general powers he has the au-
| thority to expel intruders from the
reservation and might refuse to allow a
| constable or any other civil officer tC
cross the lines of the reservation, but
has no force at his command to enforce
| an order of this kind. The following
| telegram transmitted through General
Miles, at Los Angeles, Gala, and Gen.
eral Stewart, at San Francisco, has
been received at the War Department
SAN CARLOS, Sept 22.-Mr. Horton
Indian trader, was shot by an Indian
scout. who was pursued by Lieutenant
Elliot and Mr.. Porter, chief of scouts
| and some scouts. The scout was shot
| and both Mr.. Whorton and the scout
| are dying. EMIL ADAM, Commanding
WILL BE APPEALED.
| Acting Attorney General jerks de-
/ clined to be interviewed this afternoon
| in regard to the dismissal of the Gov
ernment's suit against the Bell Tele-
without committing himself he init.
mated strongly that the case will bt
appealed to the United States Supreme
Court.
THE BANKS MIDDLE.
The Treasury Department has re
ceiyed from United States Marsha
Banks, of Massachusetts, voucher
showingthe expenditures of over S33 ,00'
by his off1ce. 1t was the Marshall
delay in sending in his accounts tina
made the treasury officials somewha
i apprehensive, and as the amount TO
which ne may now be liable is brough
within the limit of his bonds by tn
vouchers sent in, the Department to
day honored his draft for about 81, 100
i SALES FALLING OFF.
II WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-There wa
a decided falling of to-day in the sal
: of bonds to the Government under tn
!, terms of the Treasury circular of tn
; I'D instant, which fact the Trea5ur
( | officials attribute somewhat to tn
great interest taken by the bushes
) | community in the international zach
T race at New York. There is very littl
E doubt Of the Governments ability
: l secure the Skz,UOO,OUO DO1Q8 r0QulTS
! for the sinking fund within the tim
s prescribed by the circular October 18tl
lover g, O00, 600 of the amount hs
| already been secured within five day
: and there is less than IS ,000, 600 to
+ purchased within the remaining &c
9 days. The total offerings to-day wei
s SIT $50, of which amount 1885 81
0 were Al per cents. and S15l $50 p
r cents. ~
). PARDoNED BY THE PRESIDENT.
RI The President has granted q pardG
= in the case of William Brooks, jam
II Fitzgerald, Thomas jackson, Villa
5, Henderson, John Palmer, Reub,
b Gains and George Horner, who we
convicted In the United States Cou
for the Western District Of Arkans
last August for manslaughter al
nj whose sentence was suspended. i
= pardon is granted on the ground th
-. the cOnvict8 had reason TO apprehel
IL bodily harm from the men whom th
as killed.